What does a greener environment mean for Bosnia & Herzegovina?

A greener environment also means better health and longer lifespans for the entire population. We are invested, alongside you, as partners in delivering on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s climate commitments. The responsibility for climate action does not lie only with authorities and businesses.

Are technical issues affecting the greening of Bosnia's energy supply?

Lejla Hukić, Project Coordinator at the Bosnian NGO Forestry and Environmental Action, points out that technical issues such as the “improvement of transmission grids and development of energy storage” are key challenges for the greening of the country’s energy supply.

Are the Western Balkans ready for a green transition?

However, there’s still quite a long way to go for the Western Balkans in their progress towards the green transition Except for Kosovo, all the Western Balkans are now EU candidate countries.

What is Bosnia and Herzegovina's share of global emissions?

Some may argue that Bosnia and Herzegovina's share of global emissions is small compared to other countries. However, when adjusted to the size of the economy, emissions are nearly five times higher in Bosnia and Herzegovina than in the EU.

What are NDCs & how do they help Bosnia & Herzegovina?

NDCs are a country's commitments to the rest of the world to reduce greenhouse gas emission and Bosnia and Herzegovina’s revised goals, call for a reduction of emissions in the country by over one-third by 2030 and almost two-thirds by 2050 compared to emission levels in 1990.